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# Replacing the Printer Paper
### Replacing the Printer Paper
The terminal uses 2 ¼” or 58mm thermal paper rolls to print transaction receipts.
#### **To replace the printer paper:**
1. On the back of the terminal at the top, lift the lever with the contactless logo to unlock and open the printer cover. 
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NOTE: The printer cover opens on a hinge, it does not come off the terminal.
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2. Place the roll of printer paper in the paper tray, leaving about 2 inches (5 cm) of paper beyond the printer's cutter as shown in the following example:
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IMPORTANT! Make sure the paper unrolls from the back of the roll, otherwise the printer will be unable to print the transaction receipt.
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3. Close the printer cover until it snaps into place and remove any excess paper.
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